Yorkton This Week

As farmers prepare to plant the 2020 crop information on potential returns this fall is important. That is where ‘The Wild Oats Grain Marketing Seminar’ to be held in Yorkton Feb. 27, can be an asset, for farmers looking to improve their marketing.

In front of a boisterous crowd inside AT&T Stadium, Team Canada concluded the first night of competition for the 2020 WinStar World Casino and Resort PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Global Cup USA, presented by Monster Energy, second, trailing leaders

It was high octane hockey for a good cause as the Elias Giannoulis Memorial 3 on 3 hockey tournament kicked off in support of mental health.

Laurie Kentel had the winning key at Key Chev's Trax Giveaway Friday night. The winner was not present so Kentel accepted the vehicle on their behalf.

I sometimes use a heavy clay pot as a doorstop. A pot full of hearts. “Hey, Nana, here’s another one!” The grandbeans offer their outstretched palms, fingers curled around the latest treasure. A heart of stone. Another one for our collection.

Scientists from the University of Manitoba (UM) used the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) to analyze the bubbles in dough and help create healthier bread.

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The Saskatchewan Rush remain perfect on the road so far this in this NLL season, but they did it the hard way against the Halifax Thunderbirds. A sizeable lead disappeared in the fourth quarter as the Thunderbirds soared back to force overtime.

After a Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League-road win Friday, the Yorkton Hyundai Terriers were in Kindersley tonight (Saturday). The host Klippers scored first with Tyler Traptow finding the twine 17:14 into the opening period.

The Yorkton RCMP is requesting the public's assistance to identify the individual in the attached photo in relation to multiple occurrences in the Yorkton area. Thank you.. If you have information related to this advisory please call 310-RCMP.